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    Mean lean muscle mass (kg)


    black males = 65.6kg

    White males = 62 kg

    Hispanic males = 59.9 kg

    Asian males = 59.6 kg

    Indian males = 53.3 kg



    At any given body fat mass value, South Asians had significantly less lean mass than each of the three other groups after adjustment for age, height, humerus breadth, smoking status, physical activity, and diet. Aboriginal, Chinese, and European men had 3.42 kg [95% confidence interval (CI) = 1.55–5.29], 3.01 kg (95% CI = 1.33–4.70), and 3.57 kg (95% CI = 1.82–5.33) more lean mass than South Asian men at a given total fat mass, respectively"

    Ethnic Variation in Fat and Lean Body Mass and the Association with Insulin Resistance





    Asian Indians tend to have more abdominal adipose tissue, less lean body mass (LBM) and higher magnitude of insulin resistance (IR) despite falling in the normal range of body mass index (BMI) [1]. The high value of waist hip ratio in Asian Indians may be due to less lean mass of the hips and greater fat at the levels of waist [2]. Another study showed that Asian Indian men have low muscle mass and 30% more total body fat (BF) than other ethnic groups [3]. Low lean mass is also evident in Asian Indian neonates as compared to white Caucasian neonates [4].





    The lung capacity of Indians is 30 per cent lower than North Americans or Europeans or Chinese, making them highly vulnerable to diabetes, heart attacks or strokes, says a top scientist.




    "Asian Indians had more fat, both total and in the abdominal region, with less lean mass, skeletal muscle and bone mineral than all other ethnic groups"

    Body size, body composition and fat distribution: comparative analysis of European, Maori, Pacific Island and Asian Indian adults.


    For references please post the paragraphs in google to find the sources as I am currently unable to post URL's yet

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    This should be good

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    • #3
      No, all a country really needs to get better at boxing is just more boxing gyms, more support, make boxing more easy to access.

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      • #4
        Wow this is gonna be a funny thread.

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        • #5
          show bobs and vagene

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          • #6
            Originally posted by DeadLikeMe View Post
            show bobs and vagene
            giv milk plz! take off pant

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            • #7
              Man I never knew Indians had such low muscle mass, I thought they were just white guys with super dark skiin

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              • #8
                Originally posted by -Kev- View Post
                No, all a country really needs to get better at boxing is just more boxing gyms, more support, make boxing more easy to access.
                True. Amir khan is living proof that indian genetics can create world class boxers

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                • #9
                  No, there's an Indian dude at my gym and he's the most athletically gifted boxer out of all the fighters in there. Just get countries more exposure to boxing and other combat sports and I'm sure there will be some great fighters to come out

                  Also, the South Asian diet isn't too rich in protein and ****. Change their diets and their body composition will also change

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by HENNY View Post
                    No, there's an Indian dude at my gym and he's the most athletically gifted boxer out of all the fighters in there. Just get countries more exposure to boxing and other combat sports and I'm sure there will be some great fighters to come out

                    Also, the South Asian diet isn't too rich in protein and ****. Change their diets and their body composition will also change

                    I think this statement is false. The indian diaspora is in the millions and even with a change of diet, I've yet to see a athletic indian. I think you underestimate the importance of genetics.

                    A change of diet is not going to suddenly erase/overturn the thousands of years of genetic programming. Evolution takes thousands of years through ***ual selection or environmental pressure.

                    The indian physique is unsuited for physical exertion and pain and is designed for leisure and lethargic activities such as cricket and chess.

                    Ever notice that you never see indians in physical occupations such as trades or construction? Its because physically these types of occupations are too hard on the body for them to bear
                    Last edited by Saynotoracism; 12-17-2017, 01:58 AM.

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